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Should continue to be part of International Institutions and agreements. During world war ii. [indiscernible] welcome to the 29th annual southern festival of books. In todays session we are welcoming eliza monday she has worked as a reporter for the Washington Post she is currently a sports fellow at the prestigious new America Foundation where she serves as one of the nations for most experts and on women and work issues. The previous books today she is going to share with us t her newest book the untold story of american women codebreakers of world war ii. In world war ii a little over 10,000 women served in the army and navy as crypt analysis workers. They focus on a virginia schoolteacherra who left her home and really jumped at the chance to move to washington dc and entered the somewhat shadowy world of code breaking and so today we welcome liza monday to tell us about the code girls. Thank you so much for that kind introduction and thank you for coming. It is a particular pleasu
Political. As we sometimes feel like were picking up the pieces of problems that are outside of her hands. The people need this assistance but we need to find a Legal Solutions to these complex. Thank you. Thank you for the excellent answer. Thank you all so much for your testimony here today, we are in something that is an annual event, budget, with ten, 20, 30 votes maybe today so we apologize to you, the way in which today is going to be conducted, but it doesnt in any way reduce the thanks we have for you and impressive nature of your testimony to take you so much. This hearing is adjourned. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2017] on friday, cspan set down with Hillary Clinton to discuss her recent book. She talked about her recent. Speech given by george w. Bush on the current state of american politics. Talked aboutbush the cru
Ranges i agree and it occurred to me again why the market went up yesterday, we just dont know how to enjoy good things, good times. I mean, it really looks like we have maybe progrowth policies, Interest Rates that will probably still stay low. Inflation that probably wont be a problem. Everybody is worrying about Profit Margins hitting peak because wage gains will start hurting Profit Margins its bad for income inequality, but in the meantime Profit Margins stasy sustained. Everyone is saying its overvalued, but are we missing the point that there is like a perfect storm . Yeah, and yesterday you were talking about Profit Margins and once wages go up, Profit Margins by definition have to come down. But i think and im guilty of this all the time. We make this more difficult than it has to be to your point, maybe it is this simple now and i think the intelligence i cant, they try to figure out ways where ty the market will go lower. I cant, they try to figure out ways why the market wi
Carl. And it was based on trump being able to implement his pro growth agenda. Now, the components of that were a tax cut, dismantling regulation, and infrastructure spending. The Affordable Care act was not a part of that, but it was assumed as a given that he would be able to revise or replace the Affordable Care act. The fact that hes run into some trouble there has jeopardized the tax cut program. Trump campaigned on increasing growth. He said he could get growth from 2 , where its been since the recession ended, to 4 . It now looks like he wont get to 3 . And 3 was what the market was counting on. And so, thats why the market is correcting. Its correcting because maybe trump wont be as successful in implementing legislation as he promised. Now, byron, saying he wont get to 3 60 days in, you dont think its too early to make calls like that . Well, no. Thats 3 for the year, you know. In other words, we arent going to get to 3 unless we have a tax cut and the dismantling of regulatio